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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1931

Page

2

Valley Co-Op Loan Approved in Mallen Texas

Mallen Texas November 16. The farm board has approved the application of the Valley Verbalite Cooperative Association for a loan of forty thousand dollars. The approval was announced today at the association headquarters in Wealaco.

Valley Co-Op Mallen Texas Follerat Faem Board Ding Bia Grante Valley Verbalite Co-operative, Association Association Wealaco

Dominican Budget Cut by 6.4 Million, Officials Announce

In Santo Domingo on November 1, the Dominican Republic’s budget was approved by Congress with a reduction of 6.398 million pesos. The revised allocation totals 4.305 million, the smallest in seven years, underscoring tighter fiscal measures amid economic strain.

Ranto Domingo Dominican Republic

Marooned in Sierra Ono Pocatemo Idaho Storm Strands Travelers

A severe snowstorm blanketed southern Idaho and parts of Montana, isolating a group of travelers for up to a week. A party of ten endured a three foot snow mantle near Echo Lake while one member sheltered in a cabin with Walter Campbell of Soccimento Construction. Traffic slowed as chainsaw winds and halted planes disrupted transit. Montana saw subzero readings, with Butte reporting 12 degrees above zero.

Pocatemo Idaho Montana California Buur Walter Campbell Soccimento Echo Lake Lui Tolaba West Yellowstone Butte Montana Power Company Shibe Dwtan Valier Nevada Crown

Customs Court to Be Held in DA for Claim Cases

A traveling U.S. Customs Court will sit in this district for claim cases. The session uses the Teacal courtroom with judge, assistant attorney general, and clerk, hearing mostly civil matters. No crimes on the docket. cases originate locally and may involve feed values and regional duties.

D. A San Antoniano Tider Tilson Stenutienn Housey Indae New York

Editor of Jewish Papers Succumbs in London

November 16 obituary notes the death of Teapula Macob Greenberg editor of the Terish Chronicle and the Jewish World journal in London, detailing his long service and leadership at Jewish publications.

London Teapula Macob Greenberg Eviiter The Terish, Chronicle Jewish Worlddiol Ee

Power’s Arg Venue Change in Quiet Dell Killings

In Clarksburg West Virginia on November 16 counsel for Harry E Poser known as mail order Domes sought a change of venue for the Quiet Dell killings. Judge John C Southern considered the petition as Poser faces charges for the slaying of Dorothy Dressler Lemke of Northward Massachusetts and is also accused in the killings of Asta Boiek Richer of Park Ridge Illinois and her two children. Criminel Angenzing nervous power appears in court for the first time in a week. He pleaded not guilty to the murder of Xtra. Tenike lost Ansurdny.

Clarksburg W. Va Harry E. Poser Dell John C. Southern Dorothy Dressler Lemke Northbord Mass Borrisost Asta Boiek Richer Park Ridge Willow Xtra Tenike

Eight Fur Workers Arrested After Riot in New York

New York reports eight fur workers were arrested after a 15 minute fight at Seventh Avenue and Dirty Street involving slicks salved off billiard eyes and at least one knife. Police described the incident as a clash between left and right wing factions.

New York New Ian Seventh Avenue Dhirtiell Street

Woman's Party to Meet in December Conference to elect officers

Washington D C members of the National Woman's Party will elect officers and outline activities for the next two years at a national convention scheduled for December 16 and 7 in the capital. The event seeks strong party plans and leadership directions.

Washington, D Nat Woman's Big

Offiers to Hear Colonel Casile at Winter Conference

Col William A Casile to discuss socialization of the French army at the quartermaster winter training conference. He served with a French infantry regiment and witnessed the mobilization and transport of troops through Paris in taxicabs. The program includes films on transportation loaned by General Healine Co and water and fuel transport details. Reserve officers of all service branches are invited to attend in the Express building auditorium.

Willima A. Casile Gatficar Caetlo Te Wna Ile Paris Jol S. Chambers General Hlealine Frl Sdvice Expresa

Observation Ship Ferrying to Kelly Field Report

A report notes an observation ship moving toward Kelly Field from March Field by First Lieutenant A Samford. He was forced down at Fort Clark and brought to Kelly Field by First Lieutenant E T Glenn. He planned to return to Fort Clark Monday after motor repairs were completed.

Kelly Av March Field Call Kelly Field A. Samford Hare-Fron Fort Clark Stamford Kelly Fields E. T. Glenn

Rails Granted Authority to Shutter Stations Across State

Austin November 16 h The Texas Mexican abandon company is authorized by the Texas railroad commission to discontinue nonessential stations at Springfield WNoleda Diabase and Tuli's Eye. Missouri Pacific receives approval to close Green's Thayau station on the Turlington St. Louis Wellington line. Southern Pacific denial blocks its plan to close Raywood agency.

Austin Aban Company Texan Railroad Commission Springfield Wnoleda Diabase Tuli's Eye Missouri Pacific Bermitaina Green Thayau Turlington, St. Loui & Wellington Southern Pacificx Raywood

Thanksgiving Dinner Cost Set at $5.39

A historic listing shows a Thanksgiving dinner costing $5.39 this year with prior years at $5.52 and $7.70 in 1920. The menu includes turkey, cranberries, potatoes, onions, pumpkin pie, turnips, oranges, apples, celery, coffee, cheese, and squash in specified quantities.

Universal

Youth Shot in Cafe Affray Near Death

In Toust on November 18 Connor A Gravrfort, 21, an oil truck driver, was shot three times in a cafe after a dispute over a hamburger. He lies in critical condition. The cafe manager surrendered to police and is charged with assault to murder, claiming self defense.

Touston Connor A. Gravrfort Wag Ip

Solons Resume Fee System Probe

A committee of Texpe eifld senators resumed its probe into the fee system for Tremimecntion of officess. The ingalaiterial group heard witnesses in private as Moore Lynn the state auditor and assistants attended the secret session. WIFE KILLS SELF NORWALK Conn Nov 16 Mrs Burkley killed herself after her husband Frederick Burkley won the O Henry prize for Gatd Mounted Guns nine years ago.

Avolin Texpe Eifld Tae Ingalaiterial Group Moora Lynn Kieis Self Norwalk Conn Ereilrick Puckley O. Henry Memorial Prize Gatd Mounted Guns

Democrats to base delegates on representation in Congress

Washington D C Nov 16 Delegates to the Democratic national convention next year will likely be chosen on the basis of seating representation in Congress, not reapportionment. Davis opinion may guide the committee in June and shape state delegations despite population shifts.

Washington, D. C Jowett Shonse Democrnile Alin W Davlstandaya Fale Davis National Committee Jane Unty Chey Democratc

Brazil Republic Anniversary Marked in 40th Year

The fortys secant anniversary of the republic of Brazil was celebrated yesterday. In Cleveland, railroad executives and leaders of their tempora will discuss unemployment relief and wage readjustments at a New Yorkhurst day meeting.

Republic of Brazil Cleveland Topethee New Yorks

Planes carry mail and passengers across vast U S routes

In Dallas on November 16, American Airways reports total yearly distance reaching 6,276,555 miles, with 1,220,278 pounds of mail and 72 cities served. October operations show 247,955 miles flown and 413% strength in mail handling across the northern and southern divisions.

Dallas Aloaka United States United Bats Northern Territory Southern Division

Iermaon Sons School Committee Benefit Prize Card and Bunco

Iermaon Sons School committee holds a prize card and bunco event at 8 pm for the benefit of their summer school. Proceeds support students and program activities. Age restrictions apply.

Iermaon Sons School

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